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No. I have never done this. I have done it three different ways. 1. Pod Farm open, running independently of the DAW. Recording input set to "dry" so that even though i HEAR the processed signal, what gets recorded is the dry signal. After this, then I apply the VST. This results in a bad, muffled sound. 2. pod farm open, input set to processed signal. What I hear is what gets recorded, so there is no need to use a VST. This results in the same exact degradation of the sound. Muffled, buzzy, low quality. 3. as you said, from the UX2 to the DAW with pod farm completely off. This way, I cannot hear what I am playing! It's useless to me ebcause if I want to record with a heavy metal tone but I just hear a clean tone, I can't play! Not only that, but this also does not solve the sound degradation issue. I need pod farm open so that I can hear my own playing. It is possible to simply set it to input a dry signal so that effects can be added after recording. this does NOT solve the issue.
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My options here are 16/44 or 16/48. It says that 16/48 is not supported by the device. Is there somewhere else that I should be changing this option? Does this mean that my computer is not good enough to use this box? Please see the attached video for my options. https://www.dropbox.com/s/ewpke7fh4uegz1m/wre.mp4?dl=0 I don't know what this means at all. "clipping in?" What does that mean and how do I tell if it's happening? It's not the input level. I have played with input and output in pod farm and on my DAWs enough to be able to get a good level every time.
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So to reiterate: Alice in chains song off the album > DAW > UX2 > speakers > GOOD QUALITY Guitar > UX2 > POD Farm (dry or with effects) > UX2 > speakers > GOOD QUALITY Guitar > UX2 > POD Farm (dry or with effects) > input to DAW > live monitoring > BAD QUALITY Guitar > UX2 > POD Farm (dry or with effects) > input to DAW > recorded and played back > BAD QUALITY
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I am not mixing my recording with anything. It sounds good when played live over the monitors and it sounds bad when recorded. I'm not sure how to be more clear on this. The guitar makes a sound that I can hear on my monitors. That's a good sound that I like and what to record. Then I press "record" in my DAW and I listen to what I recorded and it sounds bad.